The question asks whether "A collection of teachers who teach in 6th grade in your school" is a well-defined set. A well-defined set is a set where it is clear whether an element belongs to the set or not.

Discrete MathematicsSet TheoryWell-defined setDefinition of a set
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1. Problem Description

The question asks whether "A collection of teachers who teach in 6th grade in your school" is a well-defined set. A well-defined set is a set where it is clear whether an element belongs to the set or not.

2. Solution Steps

To determine if the set is well-defined, we must evaluate if, given a teacher, we can definitively determine if the teacher is in the set. In this case, the condition for a teacher to be in the set is: the teacher must teach in 6th grade in your school.
Since your school is fixed, and the teachers are from that school, we can always check if a teacher teaches 6th grade at that school. Therefore, the set is well-defined.

3. Final Answer

The set is well-defined.

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